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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

A TERRIBLE theatre Gre ccdnfred IN
Paris on Wednesday night BY which
probably . hundred lives hAvs been
lost, sixty bodies having already been
taken from the ruins. Tho heart
reading scenes which oocaSrsd are
moro easily imagined than Described.
When nre breaks out In . theatre or
any other place Of popular resort, people
loose presence OF mind and add 70 the
general confusion when IRE 10 perhaps
the least Of the threatened danger. The
late Paris Gre, like many Of ~ pre-
decessorv, suffocAted and choked ita
Victims to death, while the smell Of hve
had not passed upon their garments.
The largest loss OF lie was caused BY
suffocAtion In the gallery. The cause
for this WAS that great gush Of black,
tnky smoke shot out from the pro-
scsnium arch % the painted canvas
caught FIRE. No mortal could live en-
wreaihed In such canopy OF inky
smoke. Here seventeen women were
found dead, having been trAmpled and
checked to death. A remedy might be
found for this In having the roof and
skylights no arranged that they would
open and let the fl anne aud smoke issue
upwards instead Of spreading ous over
the audience. Whatever can be done
should be done to avert these heart
rendlng accidents that clothes whole
com nunisies In mourning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27
BEE HIVE, ="
800 Market Street.

We CONN enre this week with few as.
tonishiog bargains.
Having sold over 800 dozen pairs of
Hose for Gents, Ladies and Children IN
the past few days, We now offer another
lot of regular made 25 aud SOC goods for
the uumalchable price of 15c. II pair
Childrsn's SIZES 5 to 81, Ladies, 81 9I5;
Gents, to II IN. The like was never
known before.
When you are DOT for promenade
step Into the "ree Hive" ana examine
the good qualities Of the LANGTRY fold
ing BUsTLE, which is so popula-. Also
au entirely new folding Bus.le for 25c.
each, that sells on sight.
case of Madras Drspery, 12Tc. goods
In nice colOrings, at the unheard of low
price OF &c. a yard. Also splendid line
Of better Goods.
we have, wi Aout doubt, the largest
line Of eateens 10 the city, a all kinds of
prices up to 311Ec., for the choice French
Goods aud a special run on some very
!ine goods at p cents yard.
very fortunate purchase o! Summer
Dress Goods, Pink, Blue Creams, Tans
ard Black to be sold at the popula. price
OF SOC.
We were never selling so many Parasols
as now The reason is correct STYLES and
the urma'chebie prices that tempt the
ladies.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

WHAT A pity 1t was that Officer
McIlhenny did not turn the looks on
those two kidnAppsrs who tried on
Tuesday evening to take the man Ds-
bolipr Gu. OF the State without any
legal authority whatever. Such bold.
attempt TO deprive man
OF his liberty. and punish him Tor q
trum ped up crime OF which he was not
guilty, va are glad to say are OF rsre
occurrence. The outrage Was 80 henious
that our own officers actually did not
com pre bend the depth OF Its iniquity
untit after the kidnappers had hurriedly
and snsAkingiy got out Of the State.
The pIilory and wbipping-post could
NOT have been put to better use than
60 teach such men that other men have
rights which they sre bound to respect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

with exactness on the fuzzy
surface, but you wouldn't
guess it from what you see.
Every tint precise, every
line true.
We know Of no other
house in America that has
50 full and complete an as
sortment of Flannels.
Counter No. 81, northwest of centre.
They're "Plumetis."
Woven flower, leaf and
vine figures in two shades
OF brown or in white or an
ecru ground like Swiss or
imported Batiste.
Fine, crisp, cool stuffs.
Locse-woven enough to be
airy; firmness of thread and
firmLess Of weave enough
to make them strong and
hard to the touch. You'll
wonder that the threads are
so fine; that the figures are
so perfect; that a loom can
do work SO like that of a
Hamburg embroidery ma
chine. You'll wonder more
at the price, I2b and IS
cents. The colored ones
were made to sell for SO.
Dress stuff, Curtain stuff;
stuff for a dozen things.
Southwest of centre, Counter No. IS.
The Refrigerator. Think
Ia bit. To keep things cold
isn't enough; they should be
dry, too. Dampness in the
provision box means musti-
ness, mold, mildew. Not
only cold, dry air, but air
that circulates and is puri-
fled, or thcre'll be fetid. food
odols. More; the wood and
the conducting walls of
the Refrigerator must be dry
|an6 odofless.
Thst's the ideal Refri,ge-
rator. You'll be pleased to
see how nearly the Alaska
fills the bill. II make, the
air pure, cold and dry. The
space bet ween the zinc lin
ing and the inner frame Of
tulip or poplar is dlAla ac1tA
charcoal. No sawdust there
to gather dampness. No
pretended dead air space to
hold foul smells. Charcoal
the deodorizer, the non-con-
ductor, the absorbent, all
around.
Ard the Alaska is said to
use less ice than ordinary
Reirigeratora. So 50 TO SOC;
Ice Chests, $3.50 TO Sl4.5o
Ba ement, west Of centre.
$50 pairs "Seji" vases. 81
to SO.
Near Juniper and Market streets corner.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

mo ars me suesssssUl business
mon Of to-day end the Own-
ors Of their fSoMpoo7
Think Of u q moment. They
Gro, In mise cases out Of ten,
either present asembers Of
some Loan AeeOclotion or
ere formerly enrolled
among its ss@eess.
We know hundreds Of pOv-
sons, right here In Whining
ton, who do not hesitate 10
admit, u u hod not been for
tlso assistance offered them
by tho Loan Association, they
would never have succeeded
In obtaining Q home Of thoir
own.
The Central Loan AssocIa-
iion 10 just issuing o new Sc
rtes OF stock al one dollar
per share. Nov 10 tho time
10 become o member. For
further particulars call on
WILLIAM e. HAWKINS, Soc
rotary, 712 Market street.
A2f-ood-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

NOTlOe-iN OJMPLIAEUE WITH
IN TIC provisions and requirement OF an
Act OF tho Genera. Assembly OF the
NJ arch IA, 1883. estitIed An Act Uoncsrn.
ing Private Oorpon tons" notice Ia hereby
given that seItincats OF Incorporation, i,r
company to DO known az ''rhe M ather
sigeehlng system ana Kier Dom psny,"
~ o'ciock q. ~, be presented at tho Cont
House, In Wilmington, to the Honorable IN
nAtius q. 1rubb, Associate Judge OF
me superior Court OF tile state Of Leila ware.
snd ior new Onstlo County, for his Ap.
erovsl. BATES L. HAkNINlfrON.
m|o-lo. Attorneys for Incorporators.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

9taii New Castle County lags In pre-
9aEtuf mr. the very important constitu-
s'onAi convention election which H. to
- held on ths second Tuesday OF No
Senher. Sussex County takes the lead
eaa nsr otezsns are organizing IN all
Her towns sud Villages for the contest,
o1t the people of-Nsw CASTLE County Ia
~ most need OF eonstitutional refor N
end the most clAmorous for 1t have no.
stirred = peg. As there IL nothing
Whatever partisan In the election TO
Gail of-o refuse 10 call . constitution al
oonvenuou It would be reasonable to
suppose that all psrties would be In
Avoe OF II aud would be making some
snoft 70 ossanizs AID stir up the pee
pss. The importance OF the election
Dan hardly BE- overestiuAted, and In
some respects u will DO peculiar elec-
aon. Instead Of the people being d.
vlded tnto parties, each making an
snort to bsAs the other, and the one
shat polls the most votes to be the win
ma, the 01sRt effort will be to cast o
vote Tor e convention that will
'exceed 3 jority Of the whole vote
-cAst At tag8sats election in 1882, when
Charles O. 6sockley was elected Gov.
Enor and when Rearly 900 votss
Wers cast The effort then will be to
exceed . vote OF 10000 in favor CT q
nvontion, no matter how many may
b cast AgAtnst the con vention, unless
the vote against It be greater than the
vote cast Tor IT. N16, 600 votes are cas-.
for = convention, Il will be impossible
tor those opposed 70 convention to ex.
Gel that vote, - that would be TO cast
. larger total vote In the State than WAS
ever csst before, which We know can
not be done In this election with some
I, 900 voters disirAnchised for non pay
ment Of taxes. To poll this total OF
5000 votes every vote cast for 1t,
whether By Democrat, Repu blican or
temperance man, will count. and %
there appears to be unsuimity Of senti.
mont In favor Of . convention regard
less Of party the people should Join In q
common cause TO assure 1t success be-.
pond doubt.
The general unAnimity Of sentimer {
In favor OF convention should not be
accepsed - evidence OF success, Is 1t 10
quite within the range OF posi- bi'ity
that lack Of interest may prove fatal
TO the calling Of convention. Tails
should be overcome by public meetln Is
and organization in support OF the men-
sure. The people need, information
upon the question OF Ssste government
anyhov, and this infor mation cannot
better % impaired than by publ, meet
fngs, addressed by intelligent speakers.
Then let the Democrats and Repu bllosns
both arouse on this question and organ
lis TO gat out full vote OF people on
thc second Tuesday Of November.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

"a great year LOT Eancy
Flannel makers, and we've
little more than named the
Fancy Flannels. Never be
fore SO many, so handsome,
80 good, and we've only
touched on them now and
then.
Can't do much more now.
The whole Fancy Flannel
story would fill the paper.
But there's no need to tell
you more than what they
are and where they are.
Once you see them the spell
will be on you,
Think Ct a Fancy Flannel
almost as thin and light as
Batiste! Not all wool, hall;
that helps the lightness and
strength. Keeps them from
shrinking, too. The fineness
and fibre of the cotton
chain; the softness and deli.
cacy OF the wool filing.
bingham colors; plalds, over.
plaids and checks. Ask for
Ceylon Cloth. The very
name hints OF a hot weather
stuff.
The lightest of the lot is
375 cents (from SOY.
A little more substance, a
little more care in the
weave, so cents.
Better still, IS cents, and
on and on to IS cents.
They are all from 28 to
80 inches wide, and, high
cost Or low, the price differ
eac~ g more Of weight and
r lsn snan Of quality.
Main aisle, end of Counter No. So.
Near by are the Printed
Flannels. Every thread
wool. Best Flannels. The
wool, the spinning, the
weaving, the printing all
best. There isn't a scrimped
thing about them. The
richest, softest, prettiest
Flannels we've ever seen.
No wonder such Flannels
have grown beyond the i'm
its of women's skirts and
mems shirts. a woman cam
not well have a more pic.
tutesque costume for the
fields or the woods; for boat
ing, tennis or tramping. The
perfection of a morning
wrapper stuff.
Warm, Light, clinging.
Nearly 40 styles and color
ings. Not easy to print
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

NEXT MONDAY will be Decoration
Day, and 1t Is hard TO real.zs thst . full
quarter OF century has passed since
the most OF the men whose graves will
be decorated fell upon the battle Geld.
Time seems TO be moving on so rapidly
that the war OF the rebellion 10 getting
to be ancient history, while those who
lived through 1t retain rs lively recol.
Lotions Of Its stirring scenes Is II they
had occurred but yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

A gas explosion took place Thursday
in slope No. 2 Of the Suequehanna Goal
Company, at Nant'c Ike, Pa. John Oos.
grove, James Shsehan ard Joseph Z,l.
olfski were 30 badly burned that there
Is no hope of their recovery. This Is
the mine in which % men were entomb.
ed in December, 1885.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

WHO WAS the member Of the Lsgis-
latare who accepted $40 for his services
to facilitate the ras,sge OF the amend
ment to the City Sinking Fund bil?
LIST him be named. The people should
know who tbs "boodlers" are.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

suxMER Is upon ~ again and thun'
Ar storma ara becoming frequent.
Thsre have already been several cases
~ nersons Who have been killed after
rushin0 TO seek shelter under trees.
Better would II BE- for persons cAusns ~
Athunder Storm to stand shli anu 'ske
4 conssq uences rsshor than 20 court
: Aeer ns rushing to the nearest sfee'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

Nj OIlOE-3oo SHADES NEW sERItS
~ Meohtnics' building Loan Stook lust
issued and for sale. First payment on the
ssoond Tuesday in May. Ali applications
~ French street. will receive prompt sttep.
ton. a~rFsod y,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27
WANAmAK ER'H
PHuADlLrHI, Friday, May II. 1887.

rHhLApHLFHIs, friday, may Il, 1887.
We've bought the entire
stock of a manufacturer of
Jerseys. On Saturday we
shall have something to say
OF the things that'Il be of
special interest to every
woman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

.GAHBAaE HOrlUx-IF ANY PER.
NJ son having a complaint to make abou,
me non-removsl OF garbage from their
oremfees will mAke the same rnovn AZ ~.
once OF the Board Of Health. sauts west cor.
slxtn and kfns strests, by O'Clock 10 the
forenoon OF any dsy, the garbage VIII be ro-
moved rho day tho comp IL int 10 made. Nv
order OF the Board o. Health. ~
m2tt WILLIAM h. LEE. SecretArv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

NOTIOE.-I WILL OnMMENOE ON
~ MONDAY, April 2sth, TO regulate,
soal ana stamp All weights and measures
work left a. kyies Ninsh and X Inv ssr,ats
or At ny residence. .ii5e Poplar street, VIII
miaxton, Will receive prompt attention.
JACOB UEAKYNE,
Regulator OF Weights and ID easurcs.
e23 sm.e.o-d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

Tuu SOCIALIST movement In Chi.
caro is having . good effect politically.
r. has driven the Republicans and
Democrats to unite In the selection OF
ccoa nominations for candidates for the
G,routt Court tudgsshlp. Tho only
s.inulatlon Is that each party shall pre-
sent good men % candidates.. The
rrovemsut u TO prevent the possibility
n the election OF any Socialist.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

IT Is A little hard ON the Citizens
ussorm Assoclstlon that one OF lis lea1'
ipg mem bsrs should have boon a:
Dover during tho late session OF the
I.ssi.i.sure siinging around doodle"
smono members and employees, Is was
sckno s.edgsd in the City Council last
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

hrrosNxr GENERAL GARLAND
Ia bavs the county bslieve that ne
n-,ons 10 get TO private life again.
r. - i IN earnest In this dssise no asy
- =. ..sr,ad that the country 10 Just as
".cns - "a q that he should retire.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
RELIEF TO THE FAMIsHING PUBLIC

RELIEF TO THE FAMISHING PUBLIC
"Charlie" Kyle is y-word in every
household A generation remembers
him gratefully, Tor during many years he
has nin!stered to suffering humanity,
scorched and famished by summer thirst.
giving with generous hand the most
deliciously refreshing Ice Cream yearn-
ing palate could Wish.
with the coming summer he proposes
TO do as he has done in the past. hut
on greater scale. His already large
at the northeast corner of
SIXTH AND ORANGE STREETS. has
been extended, improved, and new facllI.
Ties for cream manufacturing introduced.
mo II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27
WIl.RFNGroN d. r0ETzm

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Time table in etscl MAY lfil ~
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FOR Bsseing, Birissoi9, J'.,n
Eold, waynssburs Jdnetlsii ~ ~,
VILE, TArl sqaa, q llaasosr tS os,,l
nersyills and AL poil1 "a ~ M ,,,S|
ard Reading X. H., I.@ " =. w"
For SpriaynsIa, "Easa,a
ton, Coatesville. EIg'ea'I.
Dhadd'e Ford snl DrEeap' An M,
diate scin,s.To' an 2t'' Aaa az, MI,
For West Chsrtsf 90. a.. VIZ
FOR rev bridSs sno iteia'au,as.,
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points, At 9 Ces m, al, ~ n y oE,-
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SuLorints. doa.. Wv -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

THE CITY COUNCIL should set Its
teeth like flint against paying trumped
mp charges for pretended services Of
lobbyists ct the Legislature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27
REFRICE

we still hold to the reliable
" :, and in addition, offer
the .e, baldwin" and "Cold Wave, !"
with numerous testimonials a.
to the thorough work OF each
we have now marked these re-
irigerators atspecial rates,and we
think it will pay you to call on us.
Our shop work will be continued
on uninterruptedly at the old
place. Entrance, until after i'm
provements, No. 224 Shipley St. ,
where we will be prepared TO at.
tend promptly to all kinds OF
tin and sheet iron work.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27
NoTTCE-wE HAyRON HANO

~ w y II a ' n ON II "A n ID ~
= lull supply Of dissolved phosphate for
nowsrs, pure bone phosphate for lawns. pnpe
round bone for chickens, pure ground bone
tor grape vines, nc. in g, 10, % and 10 pound
Company, ios King street snd Newport, Del.
ml2-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

DURING THE month OF April Is, 0sG
psrsons emigrAted from Ireland, nearly
all OF them coming to the q nitsd States.
These enigfants were the very bore
and sibsw OF the land; the strorg, the
hold. aIa -tb,eJeIpls; Ireland's bess and
whichfy keep ON coming mt
s... become Of Ireland?
's-~oss was II btedly cease TO ex-
known be ~ hese enigrants have
vassenhtit Z, and though they
however, q their birth they are
his city anu 2l1I come to America,
a.s Dso1 6xl3re be known dis.
cityn sn. A the Irish en-
ir PLACES ara filled by
l..k y. ss,s.. ma census sss'': wa:
-wK Ireland hsdt only Ave million
population, and 1t has not increased
since then. Those AZ million are by
no means unanimous ID favor OF Home
1Rule. With freshmen \ leaving the
county and their places being filled by
their opponents, Il will only be- ques
Zion OF limo when the Celt will cease to
sexist a . distinctive people. This is q
marx lookout for the future OF down
trodden Ireland, but 1t Ia true picture,
fhat looks the same no matter from
vhioh point viewed. With more Irish.
mon in American than there are in
Ireland, and the number In Ireland
!. continually growing less, the British
RArliament will dare to be even more
iAsolent, and will laugh ut all efforts In
favor OF Homo Rule.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27
RE M OVAL!

Having decided to rebuild
upon the site ofour present store.
No. 225 Market street, we have
located temporarily at No. 12I
Market street-3d door below
Second street-where we shall
be pleased to meet our friends
and patrons. We call attention.
for the fourth season, to the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27
NEXT MONDAY
WILL BE
MEMORIAL DAY.

MEMORIAL DAY,
When the G. A. r. will have their march
through the streets, with bands PLAYING
aud flags flying In honor of departed CON
rades, aud every one needs shoes for
marching, to fit the feet comfortably and
neat. Our shoes al the bill this week.
Mems calf brogsns, Sf.50
Mems canvas brogans, wide sole and
fiat heel, Sl.00.
Mems low-eut strap shoe, 81 rs.
Meas low cut button shoe, $l.75.
Mems lasting, with patent leather tin
Congress, from S1.25 to IL rs
Mems canvass hook. lace shoee, 81. 90
and s1.25.
Boys canvas hook-lace shoes, Csc.
Youths canvas hook lace shoes. gOc.
Children's canvas button shoes. Use.
Children s pebble and kid, spring heel
button shoes, Coo.
Children's pebble and kid, springfield,
button shoes, 9Oc.
Misses pebble and kid, spring heel but
ton shoes, $1.25 10 tl5o.
Misses pebble and kid, heel, but
ton, 81 90 to 81 o5.
Little boysstip button ehoes, S5e.
Boys hook lace sAots, sl15.
i" SloH
Ladies' plain lasting Congre.s, 75c.
Ladies' plain lasting button sh oes 81 o5
Ladies' plain lasting lace shoes, 9Oc.
Ladies' lasting kid fox lace shoes. Ole
Ladies' lasting hid fox button shoes
S1.25.
Ladies' glove Kid buskin., TIC.
Ladies' pebble buskins Toe.
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